Arvle Knight is an agent that knows every nuance of lender mediated transactions, from bank -owned to pre foreclosure- to short sale situations. Can these transactions be troublesome? Are you kidding? Imagine trying to get a decision out of a group of suits working for an out-of-state bank that is swamped with foreclosure inventory. Successfully negotiating with third-party decision makers is no easy task. It can be especially taxing if you expect to get a timely decision before a buyer’s interest rate lock expires or a special funding opportunity disappears. You would think that banks would work with offers in a timely manner, especially in light of the fact that they are swamped with rotten mortgages and distressed properties.
This is were an Phoenix distressed property expert like Arvle Knight becomes invauable. Arvle is a Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE) and a Certified Negotiations Expert (CNE) and has extensive experience with dealing with these kinds of situations. He knows how to cut through red tape and negotiate on lender-mediated properties in order to get the best price for you in a timely manner, under terms that are most favorable to your interests.
As a result, Arvle has a high reputation among Canadian real estate investors who are snapping up Phoenix real estate for cash flow and future value. Canadian real estate investors are eager to take advantage of the difference in Canadian dollar value to maximize their buying power.
Recently, Arvle launched a Wordpress real estate website to increase web exposure for his distressed commercial and residential property listings. Arvle also sees his new Wordpress website as a tool for maintaining and expanding his sphere of influence among real estate investors.
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I agree with this point It can be especially taxing if you expect to get a timely decision before a buyer’s interest rate lock expires or a special funding opportunity disappears.
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